The weekly Floridian. [volume] (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1867-19??, 1887-07-21

her .nl root crops
Mss Minua Chaires is spending few days
-;,h her father al Station One.
r,.Goyernor d. S. Walker has returned
visit 10 Pensacola, where distinguished
...,;ors were shown him by his many friends
il fiat city
ne city Tuesday
younr or milIc-agcd men suffering from
,.,rou, debility or kindred affections, should
.si,e.s with 10 cents in stamps for large trea-
=, Worlds Dspcnsary Medical Association,
Bufio, y. \.
-Eyerlhins needed in Letter Copying Books,
q, ERAsrr> ". CLARk's.
-Judte J d. Berss, Of Orlando, was well
c,ue visitor 10 the Capital this week. He was
,bs guest Of Captain r. A. Shine.
Nj. IS. T. Webster. of Jacksonville, made a
asinr writ To this city on Saturday.
Hon J. J. d lniel, ol Jacksonville, was reg
sized al the s.. james las week
Colonel John W. Malone, OF Quincy, was in
tie city on saturday.
The Albert Sidney Johnston Camp No 4
b, been established al NJ. l05 Stockton street,
SmFr4h 60. Cal, aud all literature relating to
tie Soarhtrn Conielcracy that is presented to
the Camp will be preserved.
Mrs Judge Hilton yesterday sent lot of
ne LeConie pears Ia the FLoRIDIAN office.
colonel f. p. Fleming, Of Jacksonville, ar
lived al The Il. James yesterday
Captain ". u. Slus>rr returned from Pablo
Bach on Tuesday.
Mr. J. o. Bradley, of Tavares, was in the
city yesterday.
The clear weather during the past few days
bis made the cotton and other crops grow rap
ills, and at The same time enabled the farmers to
destroy the grass preparatory to picking the
aercy staple, which, by the way, promises a very
fae lield
Bodily health and vigor may be maintained
as easily IN the heat OF summer as in the winter
Months, il the blood is purified and vitalized
viii Ayers Sarsaparla. Every person who
has Used this remedy has been greatly benefited.
Take II tbs month.
Oh Robi. 6. Gamble, from Tallahassee, is
oVe and the guest of Hon. j. H. McKnne.
iAfse gentlemen will leave for ST. Andrews
b-T io-day.-Ntrianna ENQUIRER.
,th.All Fits stopped free by Dr. Kline's Great
se''e hestOrer No Fits after first days use.
Asrsious cures Treatise and 81 90 trial bottle
p ne, 70 M cases Send to DIR. Kline 93l Arch st.,
ihiAdsiphia Pa 43-1y
WHO Viii lhauguraic movement in Talla-
hsssee 10 have supper ii 6 o'clock-especially
curing The summer: There are numerous rea-
~f' why such change is desirable to great
nahE persons, and it remains with the ladies to
@Aaeuraie the 6 O'Clock lea movement
tx Governor ". d. Bloxham and wife left
or Virginia on Tuesday
All crops are good in Leon county this
war ami our farmers should prepare in time for
-fard display at the sub Tropical EXPOSE
tin
-iie Ciiy Fathers should have oak trees set
wi On The west side of Monroe, from the south
NC o. NcCiriy 10 Gail street, and in 200 Foot
see,' be'"reh Adams and Calhoun. They
so'l'd 30 This for future generations.
-ihe Building and Loan Association met in
A'n'hiy meeting on Thursday night. Two
.As were mai'-by lct--there being no bid
W. over Twelve hundrc, dollars was offered.
."'' wong Indicate plenty OF money 7homas-
slt Tme.
Inc crop prospect Tor 1887 is better in Leon
01nly than ior twelve wears past
M Charles Reynolds has gone to Virginia
~ lie remainder of the summer.
Among the delegates appointed by Cover
=" Ferry 10 The Interstate Convention of
''He's' 10 be held in Atlanta, Ga, next month.
:, 0Ail. r. Housioun. Capt. J. L. Taylor and
Ar''rs- T. J. Roberts, Solomon Stills and Up
AS'efl'' Of Leon county.
Mss Fannie Papy entertained a number If
VI fend' Tuesday evening This was one of
weekly meetings OF the musical club. and
.''el music and pleasant converse were enioyed
tgall present ~"''' W
M l. j. Roberts, one of our largest and
- sDcc'ssinl farmers, reports the crops of this
A"fe promising than they have been for
years The corn crop is especially fine.
~, "' pace Tor invalids to recuperate is at
a" RADIO Beach. ST
Inc plat OF the Long Grove addition nron-
' ar o'erion Bernard, c. E., is the finest
>-"'sn OF draijsmans work that we have seen
i~ many Years " Aa'' '''n
"e neat has been excessive in the Northern
o..s uufing few days past, and the deaths
~ aggregated hundreds In Chicago.
h. ''A and other large cities the mortality
a 0een appalling. In several cities the mer.
a.. ,aused over 100 degrees reaching 1O4 in
Hsfe than one.
en- o' wave which swept over the North
,u,. "@s oeen succeeded by lower tempera-
d. c,' a' !e' ranging higher than the average in
k,,. o'a'es. The number of.desths of In.
h :, e1uSed by the excessive heat Ia Estimated
" the thousand. '~' '''''"''0o
nl.,1. LII Iearce Is not satisfied with his pear
S~. =. aoo Is satisfied that justice has not been
hnn," -'nough Justice seemingly . done
Inn. p s.e Transaction. He thought be would
al d.. A''aueiphIa market with an experiment
h e0a'. aen. Of two crates of Bartlett pears. and
eoom. .'sned to W. N. Justice, frui. and produce
sun ~ merchant of that city, whose ne, re.
b 10, es was u cents-Ss cents crate. It
a,M ,AO"n In what condition the ffuit ar.
sNid... :. Rawls yesterday sent a burial case
w. 'or the remains of Mr.. W. z. Robin
~ 49, ss found dead on the railroad track
~. having been run over by train
~ Assn W. Tim. Of, the Green Cove
: 4. -. 80 Mr. J. W. White, OF the Jacl,s.-
no w were welcome visitors Of the Flo.